Windows phones are getting even cheaper

Since Microsoft ditched the Nokia name on its phones last year, the company has come up with cheap products in order to reach more people.
They have launched the Lumia 435 and 532 and they are both 4-inches. We hear they’ll cost about 15,000 NGN/$81 and 17,000 NGN/$93 respectively. By the time it reaches the market though, you can expect a slight increase in the original costs from retail outlets.

Features of the just launched phones;
• Both use 1.2GHz Snapdragon processors; (dual-core in the 435, quad-core in the 532)
• Both have 4-inch 800×480 screens, with the 532 supporting the Glance feature found on many other Lumias
• Both have 1GB of RAM and 8GB of internal storage, and both support microSD cards up to 128GB
• Both are 3G devices supporting up to 42Mbps HSDPA
• Both have VGA-quality front-facing cameras
• The biggest practical difference is in the rear-facing cameras: 2MP fixed focus on the 435, 5MP fixed focus on the 532

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